Kirkland Breast Reduction doctors

You seem like a good candidate for a breast reduction. 

Cosmetic surgery rule number 1:

Avoid any surgeon who proposes a technique with a nifty, high tech name, particularly if it includes the word "laser". They are probably calling themselves a "cosmetic surgeon" and are not a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Either way, they are trying to market their services by appealing to people's inherent gullibility and belief that if it sounds high tech and "new" then it must be better.

Laser breast reduction makes as much sense as a laser cup of coffee and a laser dog leash...sounds high tech, adds nothing.  I just got an email advertising a Vampire facelift technique that I can pay to learn.  Maybe I should offer a Twilight tummy tuck!

In our culture, bra size is the only language we have for discussing breast size.  Unfortunately the garment industry has not standardized bra sizes so it can be a way to miscommunicate. I avoid bra language so as not to disappoint someone. I find before and after photographs are a better way to discuss size.  I try to find  previous patients' photos with a similar body type to demonstrate what is possible and what is likely.   I ask women if they would be more unhappy left too small or too big.  Women with extremely large breasts often cannot made to be as small as they would like because of the risk to the blood supply.  You can bring your surgeon a few photographs if you want to try to communicate your goals.  Your surgeon can let you know whether or not that is realistic.  Good luck!

I know of no scientific evidence that there is a pill that can reduce breast size.  It sounds like misleading advertising to me.  Weight loss can reduce your breast size somewhat.  Good luck.